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Tiësto, real name, Tijs Michiel Verwest, is a Grammy-winning Dutch DJ and record producer who began making music at the age of 25.

Tiësto has used various stage names over the course of his career, but Tiësto, which is a variation on a childhood nickname, has stuck. From his multiple Grammy nominations (and Grammy win!) to his accolades from Rolling Stone and Mixmag to his certified gold and platinum hits, Tiësto remains one of the world's top DJs – no easy feat for an artist whose career has spanned decades.

After dominating both the house and trance worlds, Tiësto has successfully brought his brand of dance music to the masses with his latest release, A Town Called Paradise, and through collaborations with artists like The Chainsmokers, Martin Garrix and Oliver Heldens, to name a few.

In addition to headlining the world's biggest festivals and holding residency in Las Vegas, Tiësto cultivates new sounds within the genre through his record labels, Musical Freedom and AFTR:HRS, and through his weekly radio show, Clublife.

Outside of the dance world, Tiësto is a frequent collaborator and remixer to the biggest names in music, including Beyoncé, Kanye West, Coldplay, Sam Smith, Major Lazer, Calvin Harris and many more. Most recently, Tiësto and John Legend teamed up to reprise their 2015 Grammy-winning remix, "All Of Me," with a summer 2016 anthem, "Summer Nights."

To top off his near-constant touring schedule and unwavering commitment to producing some of the world's best music, Tiësto has extended his sensibilities into the tech and lifestyle sectors, acting as an advisor to startups like Splice and Dubset and crafting his new re-designed mobile app to create an engaging, interactive experience for his fans. His current partnerships with T-Mobile and Budweiser prove his indisputable worth as a global ambassador of dance music culture.

Not afraid to put himself out there, Tiësto has created a brand of music, which is instantly recognizable and enjoyable. He has also achieved many firsts in his career, including being the first DJ to play live at an Olympics opening ceremony, and will certainly continue to innovate within the industry for years to come.

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The headliner group at this show included Danny Avila, Seven Lions, Eric Prydz, Tiesto, and Manufactured Superstars (with the last closing out for Tiesto from 2-3 AM; Tiesto opens for no one). The layout of the place was fantastic with 2 stages (the main stage for the better-known acts, and a second, smaller stage for up-and-comers). For events such as this it is definitely worth checking out secondary stages to get a taste of music you otherwise might not have heard before and potentially see future big names before they become big names. The venue was well set-up and temperature was acceptable (it's nearly impossible to keep upwards of 10000 moving people cooled off completely). Danny Avila produces the kind of electronic music that seems to be exceedingly popular these days: minor-key instrumental verses (of the arpeggio-heavy kind) followed by big room drops. The music wasn't particularly memorable and wouldn't be the kind that most people would be found just sitting around listening to, but it does a fantastic job fueling a party. The track selection was good, as was the mixing, and the party was superb throughout his set. Seven Lions generally produces a lot of dubstep and electro house, and has only just begun to become widely popular. As far as genre is concerned, he was kind of out of place amongst the other headliners, who were all prog house/trance producers, and it showed in his set. Clearly, he tried to bend his music to the styles of the other headliners, and as a result he wound up watering down his own sound. Still, when he played his hits everyone went wild, and for good reason. Eric Prydz is a prolific deep house producer. Like many other electronic producers, his music might not be the kind you'll find yourself sitting down to listen to. His set was absolutely on point, vastly exceeding my expectations. The place had sort of settled down after Seven Lions, and once Prydz turned up it basically turned into the cave scene from The Matrix Reloaded. If you like any of the following: a great party, deep house, getting some good exercise, or not being a square; then you should definitely check Eric Prydz if he is coming your way. Tiesto is a legend amongst the dance community, getting his huge break when he performed at the opening ceremony for the 2004 Olympics. If you're into dance music, then you have to have lived under a massive rock for the past ten years not to have heard of him. For those who are new to, or have no experience with dance music, Tiesto would be a fantastic first to see, as a great deal of modern pop music has taken elements from his music. As for his set, it was probably one of the best dj sets I've ever seen. Track selection and mixing were, by all accounts, perfect, and the place went nuts for the full 90+ minutes of the set. Tiesto was actually at the I Hear Radio music festival mere hours before his set and flew from Las Vegas to Denver to make the show. You couldn't even tell he had just a couple hours to prepare. Also, some lucky fan went home with his headphones. Unfortunately, it was not me. If you ever have the opportunity to see him, clear your calendar, travel across a state (or three), just do whatever you need to do. Seriously. Go to a Tiesto show at the earliest opportunity. Manufactured Superstars closed out the show. While Tiesto is pretty much an impossible act to follow, they did a great job keeping the party going. They are much more DJ than producer compared to the other headliners, which means that they played more music that was immediately familiar to the EDM crowd, which kept things fun despite the fact that it was rapidly approaching 3AM.

To conclude, if you've never been to an EDM festival, you're missing out. They're happening everywhere these days, even on cruises! Once you find one that you can go to, look at the lineup and check them out on Soundcloud, Youtube, etc. if you aren't familiar with their sound. Then enjoy partying with a couple thousand (or couple hundred thousand depending on the festival) of your new friends. AND DRINK TONS OF WATER. SERIOUSLY.

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The first time I saw this Dutch sensation live was in February at the first ever Ultra Music Festival in Cape Town, South Africa. Prior to that, I never fully understood why there was so much hype about the World's #1 DJ (at the time).

Since Tiësto was the Headliner, he was the last DJ to play his set and close off the festival. Even though my friends and I had been there for nearly 9 hours dancing and raving, the entire crowd started chanting, "Bring out the King" right before he came onstage and this is when the crowd's energy had truly reached its apex. I've been to several raves prior to that with but I have never seen a crowd that was so moved and a DJ who was so in tune with the audience. He started his set with the then recently released single 'Red Lights', which is now the first track of his latest album. When Tiësto played, there was a highly euphoric atmosphere that one only experiences at few performances and from that day I promised myself that I'd see Tiësto live whenever he's in my city. I think what made the whole experience even more memorable was that at one point there was a city-wide power outage for 10 minutes in the middle of his set and if you live in Cape Town, that’s pretty common so the whole crowd completely chilled about it.

Even though he recently went down to Number 4 on the list of Top 100 DJs, I still see him as the King of the Electronic Dance Music Scene. His music always includes great vocalists, soothing melodies, foot stomping beats and heart-warming lyrics that keep you dancing all night. He plays old tracks from Club Life Volumes, new singles and he might even surprise you and showcase a new mix he’d been working on in the studio. He truly is a crowd pleaser and hopefully I will be seeing him headline this year at the first ever Île Soniq in Montreal, Canada on August 15 because I cannot wait to feel that same euphoria once again especially since he'll be playing tracks from his new album 'A Town Called Paradise'.

You can say I’m an EDM veteran, let’s just say that I was allowed in clubs in 1990… I have been listening to Tiësto for a very… very long time, and no matter the current trend, new sounds or new artists, for me he’s still the best Dj & producer, I have seen him in small clubs, big clubs, festivals and in Ibiza, where I met him personally at Pacha’s restaurant before his gig, one of the biggest highlight of my life! (Definitely my biggest smile in a photo!) For someone so powerful, energetic & charismatic, I have to say that he can be very mellow when he’s off the turntables.

I saw him last a few weekends ago at Toronto’s Digital Dreams Festival and yes… you are expecting him to be the highlight of the event, but when he gets on and blows your brain with his set and you see WHY he was supposed to be the highlight. He might be forty-plus years old but he still moves the masses of twenty-something crowds. He’s the reason I don’t feel old when I go nuts at a festival! He’s the live testimony that EDM and music in general are ageless! His collection of hand-picked tracks “In Search of Sunrise” is the best way to get your feet wet if you are a new to this genre or if you are addicted to Tiësto, it’s an awesome way to keep you going. Each CD has its own magic and theme so start with the “In Search of Sunrise 6: Ibiza”, then “In Search of Sunrise 7: Asia”, then “In Search of Sunrise 4: Latin America”… then you are on your on!

Finally, somehow he has the time to mix his weekly podcast “Tiësto’s Club Life” another amazing source of awesome music, I have discovered so much great music and different artists thanks to him, I can say he’s the foundation of the EDM movement, along with others, that will keep growing and going for generations to come. One day, The “Sons of Tiësto” will keep going. Thanks man, keep spinnin’!

It’s hard to capture the energy of a Tiësto show by simply writing about it. The EDM powerhouse has become the epitome of a commercial success, having managed to break out of EMD-heavy countries including his native Holland, penetrating formerly untapped markets to become a global reference for EDM in the past decade. His music has changed significantly over the past few years, mostly in an effort to break into the commercial market, which he’s managed to do with a range of female vocalists featured on tracks which have since become club anthems. Still, that means his shows have only become that much bigger, performing with synth-heavy, beat driven tracks in front of massive crowds all over the world. From headlining EDM festivals like the world-renowned Tomorrowland in Belgium, to hitting all major hotels along the Las Vegas strip, and even having a regular residency on Spain’s party island Ibiza, there’s no limit to where Tiësto will go.

His ever-expanding shows project an incomparable aura and energy from crowds heavily under the influence of his music (and likely other substances). His In Search of Sunrise and Club Life series albums epitomize his live sets, while his five studio albums with their countless remixes ensure an insane amount of ammo for his live performances. It seems like Tiësto never stops performing, and it’s almost like there’s nowhere he wouldn’t go to rouse the crowd.

The music was on point, there was a lot of club life music played at first, which was to be expected. Then he played a variety of classics that had me jumping up and down in joy, and hugging those around me for being able to witness the legend known as Tiesto once more. My heart was slightly broken though because though the music was good it seemed Tiesto was not into his set as much as previously seen. At one point I saw a water bottle fly through the sky from some unseen fan that was really disrespectful. I understand Tiesto has been in the game for so long and one can wonder how many more shows he will play before he retires which is heartbreaking to even think of. My one request from him would be if he could bring out a guest and live play some classics with the violin. Adiago for Strings will always be his most well known song and it can bring such peace to everyone around as well as loving one another like sister and brother. Thanks for playing for us in New York, I wish you the best in the future Tiesto and hope to see you at least 1 or 2 more times before the end arrives!

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Just saw Tiesto for the 14th or 15th time. I can't keep track of all the times I've been, but each time I see DJ Tiesto, I look forward to the next time.

I've had the pleasure of meeting Tijs Michael several times and he is truly a nice person! The energy that fills the event is electrifying - whether a club, music festival or concert hall.

I true legend to the EDM music industry. He always bring it. The Tiesto fans are some of the greatest people I've met. His musical following is worldwide and so are the friends I've met through following this fantastic DJ.

Tiësto is the greatest DJ of All Time. Not only for the amazing music that evokes emotions and nostalgia, not only for the long lasting memories we can associate with each of his songs, BUT for the outstanding artist he is. On Saturday 3 people threw water-bottles at him and he was hit!!! But he simply turned around smiled and continued the show for all of us true fans. Tiësto if you ever read this, thank you Sir ! Just know anytime you are in Jersey/NYC or somewhere I can make it, I will be there....but a free ticket always helps haha. Thank you for a memorable night. True performer.

The words AWESOME, EPIC, AMAZING, just do not seem to cover it. I have been a fan of Tiesto for over 10 years, and to see him live after all this time, I was not disappointed. Tiesto is AMAZING! I am so glad I got to see him after all this time. My feet, knees, and thighs all hurt and I couldn't be happier.

I really hope to see him again really soon!!

Tiesto, thank you so much for this most AWESOME show! I hope to see you live again soon!!

One of your biggest fans,

Tracie L. McNamara

Getting to the venue was a nightmare, thousands of people, they were using small boats versus the Governors island boats, we waited online forever. The venue was well organized and once you arrived there it was all good. Tieste was fun to watch along with the other artist, the stage was great and you can see and hear no matter how close or how far you were, everyone behaved well and people had lots of fun without pushing hard each other.

This is my third time on Dj Tiesto concert and definitely is different all the 3 times have been. The crow was awesome, the music, effects and sounds was great. The security was well present at the place overall it was a great experience..

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Tiësto is a Dutch DJ and producer who has been making electronic dance music since the 1990s. He's known for his high-energy performances and infectious beats, making buying tickets to see Tiësto in concert a must-do experience for fans of EDM.

Throughout his career, Tiësto has released a string of hit singles and albums, including "Adagio for Strings," "Elements of Life," and "Club Life." His music is known for its pulsing rhythms and catchy melodies, with fans around the world dancing and singing along to every beat.

At a Tiësto concert, you can expect an immersive, multi-sensory experience full of stunning visuals and mind-blowing music. The DJ is known for his electrifying stage presence, with a gift for building up the energy of the crowd and creating an unforgettable party atmosphere.

In recent years, Tiësto has continued to tour extensively, playing shows at some of the biggest music festivals in the world, including Tomorrowland and Ultra Music Festival. He's also collaborated with a wide range of artists, from pop singers to fellow DJs, to create some of the biggest hits in the electronic music world.

One of the things that sets Tiësto apart from other DJs is his ability to connect with his audience on a deep level. His music is full of uplifting and inspirational messages, and his concerts are a celebration of the power of music to bring people together.

If you're a fan of EDM, buying tickets to see Tiësto in concert is a great way to experience one of the genre's most iconic figures. His concerts are a true spectacle, with fans from all over the world coming together to dance and celebrate the power of music.

In conclusion, Tiësto is a legendary figure in the world of electronic dance music. His infectious beats, stunning visuals, and dynamic stage presence have won him fans around the world, and his concerts are not to be missed. So if you're looking for a night of unforgettable music and energy, be sure to get your tickets to see Tiësto in concert. You won't regret it!

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WASHINGTON, DC (Aug. 19, 2024) – This year’s record-breaking , blockbuster summer travel season comes to a close with many Americans exploring Alaska by cruise. According to AAA booking data, Seattle is the number one Labor Day weekend* destination, up nearly 30% from last year when it also topped the list. Anchorage and Juneau are also on the top ten list of Labor Day destinations.  

“This is the time of year to go on an Alaska cruise,” said Paula Twidale, Senior Vice President of AAA Travel. “There are fewer crowds compared to earlier in the summer, and if you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of fall colors! It’s no surprise Alaska cruises are sold out this Labor Day weekend.”  

AAA travel experts say if you’re interested in going on an Alaska cruise next summer, the time to book is now to lock in the best rate and ensure you get the type of cabin you want.   

According to AAA booking data, o verall domestic travel over Labor Day weekend is up 9% compared to last year , while the cost to travel domestically is down 2%. Other top Labor Day destinations include Orlando, New York, Boston, Las Vegas, Denver, Chicago, and San Francisco. For many families, Labor Day is the last hurrah before school begins. To make the most of those trips, AAA recommends identifying must-see sights and creating a flexible itinerary ahead of time. “ Trip Canvas is a great free resource for travelers in the planning phase,” Twidale said. “You can find free things to do in Denver or the best museums in New York City .”  

Travelers taking road trips should expect to pay less for gas compared to last year. The national average over Labor Day weekend in 2023 was $3.81. In recent weeks, gas prices have remained steady, hovering around $3.50. Despite the popularity of summer road trips, overall gas demand is down as daily driving habits have changed post-pandemic, preventing pump prices from spiking. Hurricanes hitting the Gulf and affecting regional refineries could cause gas prices to go up as the peak of the season approaches in September. For drivers taking road trips in their electric vehicles, AAA now offers information on the cost of Level 2 commercial EV charging and updates that data weekly .   

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How to install Fortnite on your iPad or iPhone outside of the European Union

Epic Games relaunched Fortnite in the EU a couple days ago, after a 4 year legal battle with Apple over the App Store’s 30% revenue cut. Apple announced changes to app distribution in the EU earlier this year, and Epic is finally taking advantage of it to bring Fortnite back to Apple platforms.

The steps in this tutorial do require a paid Apple Developer account , which costs $99/year. There may be some other methods to install it without a paid account, however they will not be covered in this article today.

If you do have a paid Apple Developer account, it’s actually quite simple to get started! It took me about 20 minutes, and most of that time was spent waiting for Fortnite to download all of its assets once it was on my iPad.

Step 1: Finding a decrypted IPA

An IPA file is an archive of an iOS app, and they’re encrypted by default. To decrypt an IPA, you generally need a jailbroken iOS device, although a number of people have decrypted the IPAs themselves and distributed them online.

We won’t be giving you an IPA file ourselves, but they shouldn’t be too hard to find. Most of the IPA files floating around will be iPad only, although there are some that will be compatible with both iPad and iPhone.

This is due to a process known as IPA trimming. Since most of the IPAs are being extracted from jailbroken iPads, they’re only compatible with iPads. I believe that the IPAs that are compatible with both iPhone and iPad are coming directly from Epic’s server, and then people are figuring out how to decrypt it themselves.

Step 2: Setting up a custom bundle ID

This is where the paid developer account comes in. You’ll want to log into the developer website , and head on over to the account tab. Once you’re on the account tab, you’ll want to click on “Identifiers” under “Program resources”.

After that, you’ll want to click on the plus button next to “Identifiers” on the new page. You’re going to be registering a new App ID. When it asks you the type, click “App”, and after that you’ll be on a page where you need to complete the important steps.

On this page, you’ll want to write a description (it can be anything you’d like), and a Bundle ID. The bundle ID is important, and you’ll have to remember it later. You can make it something like “com.yourname.fortniteios”. You’ll also see capabilities underneath, which you’ll need to go through.

In the list of capabilities, you’ll need to enable both “ Extended Virtual Addressing ” and “ Increased Memory Limit “. If you do not enable both, your app will likely crash on launch. This is a very key step.

After you select those capabilities, you’ll want to hit register, and you’re good! That’s the last thing you’ll need to mess with in the developer portal.

Step 3: Sideload Fortnite onto your iOS device

For this step, you’ll need a computer to install Fortnite onto your device. I’m using Sideloadly , since it allows you to easily modify the bundle ID. Download and install Sideloadly, and connect your iOS device to your computer.

Sideloadly will require you to sign into your Apple Account associated with the paid developer program, which comes with a level of risk, although I’ve personally been okay. After you’re logged in, you’ll want to select your device, drag the decrypted IPA into the app, and click on the advanced options button.

Under advanced options, you’ll need to deselect “Use automatic bundle ID”, and change the bundle ID to the same thing you entered in Apple’s developer website. You shouldn’t need to change any other settings.

After that, hit start! You’ll need to select your team ID (if you only have one team then the option might not appear), and then Fortnite should start installing. It might take a minute or two, but once its done, you should be able to open the game on your iOS device. You might need to have Developer Mode enabled to run it, which you can enable by going to Privacy & Security in the settings app on your device.

It should be smooth sailing from there. I’m able to run the game at 120 FPS on my 2020 12.9″ iPad Pro, which is quite nice. I’ll likely still continue to play Fortnite on my PlayStation 5, but its nice to have this option. It’s been 4 years since Fortnite was removed from Apple platforms.

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Amid Heightened Security, Taylor Swift Returns to the Stage in London

Fans at Wembley Stadium said they trusted British security officials to keep them safe and cheered loudly when the pop star came onstage.

By Alex Marshall

Reporting from Wembley Stadium in London

When Taylor Swift canceled three concerts in Vienna last week after officials there foiled a terrorist plot , Swifties soon expressed fears about the pop star’s next shows, in London.

Would Swift go ahead with the concerts at Wembley Stadium? Given that the pop star once said her “biggest fear” was a terrorist attack at one of her shows, some fans had doubts. Was it even safe to attend?

When Swift did not comment on the thwarted attack in Vienna or the upcoming London gigs, fan anxieties only grew.

Yet when the singer took the stage on Thursday evening, worry gave way to excitement at the chance to see Swift perform during the European leg of her globe-spanning Eras Tour . As Swift walked onstage singing “It’s been a long time coming” — a refrain from her track “Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince” — the sold-out crowd cheered deliriously.

She then launched into “Cruel Summer.”

In the end, despite the interest in the Austrian plot, Swift did not refer to it even obliquely at the London show. Instead, she played an almost identical gig to the others on her Eras Tour, a joyous three-hour-plus spectacle featuring hits, costume changes and, at one point, a fake moss-covered wood cabin. For most of the concert, the 90,000 fans sang along to every word, including when she was joined by Ed Sheeran for an acoustic medley.

In interviews before the show, more than a dozen fans, including many from the United States, all said they felt safe attending the event. Kyle Foster — wearing a Kansas City Chiefs jersey like Swift’s partner, Travis Kelce — said he had flown from North Carolina with his partner and two daughters for the show.

“We didn’t think twice about coming,” said Foster, 46, adding that he felt confident security would “be on high alert.”

Maya Arbad, 18, who had traveled from Dubai, said two friends had decided not to attend the concert because of the foiled attack. “Their families were just too anxious to send them here,” Arbad said.

That had made her question the trip, too, Arbad added, “but my dad said, ‘Let’s just do it. We’ve been waiting too long.’”

Wembley already had strict security measures , including a ban on bringing large bags into the stadium. After the cancellations in Vienna last week, the venue also forbade ticketless Swifties from gathering outside the arena, as they have done at other stops on the Eras Tour, to soak up the atmosphere and exchange friendship bracelets.

Austrian police said the main suspect in Vienna was a 19-year-old man who had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State after being radicalized online. Officers had found chemicals that could be used to make bombs, as well as machetes and knives, in the man’s home, a senior security official said last week.

The plan was reminiscent of other recent atrocities at European concert venues, including a 2015 attack at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris , where more than 90 people died, and a 2017 suicide bombing at an Ariana Grande concert , in Manchester, England, that killed 22 people. This year, gunmen attacked a Moscow rock show , killing more than 140 concertgoers.

In recent days, British police and politicians played down the threat of a similar event happening at Wembley. A spokesman for the London police said there was “nothing to indicate that the matters being investigated by the Austrian authorities will have an impact on upcoming events here.”

Several security experts said in interviews that large British theaters and arenas had greatly improved their security since the bombing at the Grande concert.

A government-commissioned inquiry revealed numerous security lapses that led to the attack at Manchester Arena. The bomber, Salman Abedi, who had scoped the venue beforehand, spent over an hour hiding in a security camera blind spot. A member of the public also told a steward about a suspicious man with a bag lurking in a foyer, but guards brushed it off.

Reg Walker, the director of I.S.G. Security, which works at many of Britain’s largest entertainment venues, said that British security teams used to focus on managing the lines of people entering concerts. Now, operations extend to surveillance inside the venue, as well as at train stations and parking lots, both before and after shows.

On Thursday, the visible security measures were similar to those at any other major pop concert. A handful of police officers watched over the pedestrian promenades around the stadium while dozens of security staff patrolled the gathering crowd.

Although bags were banned in the arena, they were allowed in the stadium’s merchandise store — after a thorough search. Fans could purchase Eras-themed T-shirts and sweatshirts and even a Swift water bottle, although signs at the cashiers warned, “Water bottles are unable to be taken into the stadium.”

Even with the extra security measures, terrorism seemed to be the last thing on the minds of the 90,000 Swifties in Wembley. They sang and danced along to their idol’s every word, some hugging nearby strangers as if they could not believe they finally had a chance to see her.

Alex Marshall is a Times reporter covering European culture. He is based in London. More about Alex Marshall

Paramore recreates iconic Freddie Mercury moment at Eras Tour in Wembley

LONDON — Paramore opened Taylor Swift 's Eras Tour on Saturday with an homage to an iconic moment in Wembley Stadium history.

Before the band's final song “This Is Why,” lead singer Hayley Williams had an itch to do something bold.

“I’ve always wanted to try this,” she said before belting “ay-oh.”

The crowd echoed her operatic note knowing it was a nod to Freddie Mercury. The Queen front man captivated Wembley Stadium during a 20-minute Live Aid set in 1985.

The crowd and Williams ping-ponged the held notes of “ay-yo.”

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“Oh my f***ing God,” Williams said.

Paramore checks on, congratulates fans

Earlier in the band's set, Williams interrupted a song to check on fans.

“We got to stop,” Williams said a couple of lines into “Only Exception" when she noticed a fan in need of medical attention. “Are you guys all right?”

The sold-out stadium at 70-80% capacity to watch Swift fell silent.

“Sorry, let’s just make sure they’re OK before we start again,” Williams said as the hush fell over the tens of thousands watching the opening set. “Wow, Wembley Stadium, it’s quiet.”

While paramedics made their way to the fan on the sardines-packed floor, the camera picked up two fans holding up signs reading, “We got married yesterday" and "Still Into You was our first dance."

“Where are you?” Williams asked, seeing the back screen, and said “congrats” after she found them.

While scattered cheers celebrated the newly engaged couple, Williams turned back to the fan in need of help.

“Can you give me a thumbs up if they’re good?” she asked before getting confirmation. “All right, we got a thumbs up.”

A fan was seen being rolled out shortly after by three safety workers in yellow highlighter vests.

Paramore went back into “Only Exception.” The American rock band has two more shows left opening for Taylor Swift in London after following her across Europe since May.

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